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Denton reelects Mayor Gerard Hudspeth for third and final term
Mayor Gerard Hudspeth has won his third and final term with 70.78% of the vote, according to unofficial results with 100% of precincts reporting Saturday. His challengers in the mayoral race, Lucas Wedgeworth and Stephen Dillenberg, received 23.91% and 5.31% of the vote, respectively.
Tetra Pak expands its Denton training facility
Tetra Pak, the local food processing and packaging company, has announced the expansion of its technical training center, offering more hands-on training. The expansion, located at 3300 Airport Road, will provide hands-on training for Tetra Pak employees and customers. Classrooms are equipped with state-of-the-art technology and instructors. This includes in-person...
Denton County man found not guilty of 2021 murder by insanity defense
A Denton County man accused of murdering his ex-wife was found not guilty Friday by reason of insanity. It is still to be determined how long he will stay in a state hospital for treatment. Ronald Singer, 38, was charged with murdering 45-year-old Maria Romero-Ramos in her apartment in the...
Frisco Police Department Invites Community to 'Coffee with the Mayor' at New FPD Annex Opening
The Frisco Police Department (FPD) has announced the grand opening of its new FPD Annex this coming week. The community is invited to attend "Coffee with the Mayor" on May 10, which will kickstart a morning full of activities running from 8 to 10 am, including building tours and Q&A sessions with the FPD staff.
Stolen equipment doesn't deter Keller ISD softball team from playoff game
KELLER — Someone stole more than a dozen bags of team equipment from the Keller High School women's softball team. But that didn't stop the team from winning their big payoff game in Midland, TX on Friday."This could have gone one of two ways," said Assistant Coach Jessica Pauls. "It could have been really just been a negative turning point."Pauls told CBS News Texas that just hours before Friday's game they found out all 18 bags of the team's equipment was stolen from under their charter bus. "Two gloves, two to three bats, personal items — the works; It was all...
New program provides local nonprofits with library books
The Friends of the Denton Public Libraries launched a new program to provide nonprofits in Denton with books to fill their libraries. The Moving Stories Community Shelf Outreach Program will provide books to the Volunteer Services Council for Denton State Supported Living Center Vocation Services and the Denton County Juvenile Detention Center. These locations will receive new donations from the Friends quarterly.
North Richland Hills Police Department Mourns Sudden Loss of Assistant Chief Kevin Palmer
The North Richland Hills Police Department and the local community are mourning the loss of one of their own, Assistant Chief Kevin Palmer, who died from a medical emergency while on duty. According to the Irving Police Department, Chief Palmer, who had a 20-year tenure with the North Richland Hills PD, passed away on May 3rd. His sudden death has left a void in the police force, where he was not only a leader but also a respected colleague and friend.
Coppell Community Rattled by Spate of Vehicle Burglaries, Police Urge Residents to Secure Property
Residents of a normally quiet neighborhood were hit by a string of vehicle burglaries in a single evening last month. In a brazen disregard for property, a thief took his chances with not just one, but several motor vehicles, leaving residents on edge and police on alert, according to the Coppell Police Department.
Keller hosts community run for teen athlete hit by suspected drunk driver
On a trail where she spends much of her time doing what she loves most, Keller’s running community came together Saturday for 14-year-old Nina Alvarez. “This is an awesome event obviously in support of Nina and her family who went through a tragic incident,” said Keller Mayor Armin Mizani.
Around Argyle — May 2024
Hello, Argyle! May 4th is election day. If you haven’t already done so, please be sure to get out and vote! Important items on the ballot include AISD school board candidates and bonds, along with Denton Central Appraisal District Board of Directors. For the Town of Argyle, all current council members up for re-election are unopposed and the election was canceled. I attribute this to their many accomplishments, continued commitment to our community, and a focus on smart growth. I’m proud of the way Argyle Town Council members conduct themselves, their ability to actively and respectfully debate items, and their determination to do what’s best and what’s right. It’s an honor and a pleasure working with each and every one of these fine individuals.
Lantana residents stand tall with launch of Stand Strong Fencing
When Lantana residents Geoff and Gina Campbell were looking around for a new business opportunity to call their own, the two most important factors were that it needed to be something they enjoyed doing, and it had to be a service everyone needed. Stand Strong Fencing quickly checked both boxes...
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